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and pakistan. >>> with general pervez musharraf. if you had been the president of pakistan when this raid took place, would you have been entirely comfortable with what the americans did and in terms of dropping navy s.e.a.l.s into the compound, killing him on the sovereign soil and not telling anybody in the pakistani government? would you have been happy about that? >> not at all. not the least. in fact, in my time it was very, very clear we don't want anybody in the cross borders. no force. we decided on intelligence cooperation. all the dozens of al qaeda people that we got, important ones, were intelligence cooperation. locate them, identify them. the action was invariably by pakistan forces. and never any outside -- >> how would you have reacted? >> i certainly would have reacted, very -- very -- angry. this is violation of our sovereignty. >> is it, therefore, illegal what the americans did? >> it is absolutely illegal, yes. >> not a lawful assassination? >> now you are getting into the legality of -- world class risk. he has
and pakistan. >>> with general pervez musharraf. if you had been the president of pakistan when this raid took place, would you have been entirely comfortable with what the americans did and in terms of dropping navy s.e.a.l.s into the compound, killing him on the sovereign soil and not telling anybody in the pakistani government? would you have been happy about that? >> not at all. not the least. in fact, in my time it was very, very clear we don't want anybody in the cross...
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former british prime minister gordon brown, and the former president of pakistan, pervez musharraf. >> you think he's arrogant? >> well, i think so. >> i think he is a great president. >> on president obama. >> if you look what president obama has achieved in half a decade of leadership that has been white in the recent years on behalf of the results of americans. >> no country has the right to intrude on any other country. >>> gordon brown on former president pervez musharraf. >> the situation in pakistan is more complicated in that there's al qaeda, there's taliban, and taliban spreading talibanization. >> they were two of the most powerful men in the world. now they can speak freely. this is "piers morgan tonight." >> a special relationship between the u.s. and the u.k. has been showing some strains lately, and president obama's state visit is meant to smooth over any rough patches. but is it working? joining me now is a man who knows about that special relationship, former british prime minister gordon brown. thank you for joining me. >> a pleasure. >> david cameron and president
former british prime minister gordon brown, and the former president of pakistan, pervez musharraf. >> you think he's arrogant? >> well, i think so. >> i think he is a great president. >> on president obama. >> if you look what president obama has achieved in half a decade of leadership that has been white in the recent years on behalf of the results of americans. >> no country has the right to intrude on any other country. >>> gordon brown on former...
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pervez musharraf and rick perry, and per -- pervez musharraf tells me that he's convinced rick perry will run for president. we talked a bit about rick perry, and i think he's going to run for president, too. i haven't met with rick perry. pervez musharraf has, and he thinks he'll run. i've also just taped an interview with janet napolitano. we go in depth on the whole issue of getting ready for the tenth anniversary of 9/11. i'm pretty woifrd about what al qaeda might want to do as far as retaliation, but i press her on what kind of capabilities the al qaeda network, some of the splitter groups might have, home-grown terrorism. i think our viewers will want to see it as well. >>> jon huntsman, the former utah governor, now running for president. there's been a make shake-up in his campaign. his campaign manager is no longer his campaign manager. someone else has come in. susy wiles is gone, matt david is in. susie has served well and was vital in getting it off the ground in such a short time frame now the campaign is moving into phase 2, more aggressive from a tactical standpoint,
pervez musharraf and rick perry, and per -- pervez musharraf tells me that he's convinced rick perry will run for president. we talked a bit about rick perry, and i think he's going to run for president, too. i haven't met with rick perry. pervez musharraf has, and he thinks he'll run. i've also just taped an interview with janet napolitano. we go in depth on the whole issue of getting ready for the tenth anniversary of 9/11. i'm pretty woifrd about what al qaeda might want to do as far as...
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we'll talk exclusively with pakistan's former president, pervez musharraf. and the impact on the war on terror with israel's ambassador michael orrin. also, this hour, budget hang-up. the gang of six stalls on a long-term plan to tackle the deficit. and daniels, huntsman, santorum who is next to step up for 2012? good day, i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. first to the white house where the president is now said to be leaning against increasing -- releasing pictures of bin laden's body as we learn more about what happened in the commando raid. nbc's chuck todd, chief white house correspondent, joins me now. co-host of "the daily rundown." what is the latest today, leaning against, leaning for and what are they saying about the picture release? >> reporter: look, the white house is still -- one thing we do know is that some definitive decision is going to come today. the last thing they want is this dragout and have this should they or shouldn't they? we know everybody on capitol hill is weighing in on this at this point and so there is a belief that th
we'll talk exclusively with pakistan's former president, pervez musharraf. and the impact on the war on terror with israel's ambassador michael orrin. also, this hour, budget hang-up. the gang of six stalls on a long-term plan to tackle the deficit. and daniels, huntsman, santorum who is next to step up for 2012? good day, i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. first to the white house where the president is now said to be leaning against increasing -- releasing pictures of bin laden's body as...
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next hour former pakistan president pervez musharraf gives a speech. on u.s. pakistan relations. at noon the crew of space shuttle "atlantis" will give a news conference. they landed at kennedy space center this morning. >>> house republicans calling on the senate to pass the cut cap balance spending bill. we'll hear from them this afternoon. they're scheduled to have a news conference 12:45 eastern time. >>> a minnesota community divided by a school district's curriculum policy on sexual orientation. now a federal investigation and a lawsuit by a civil rights group. we've got the story. [ female announcer ] investing for yourself is a necessity. i find investments with e-trade's top 5 lists and use pre-defined screeners to work smarter. not harder. i depend on myself to take charge of my financial future. [ bell dinging ] >>> so when is talk about homosexuality okay in the classroom? just outside minneapolis one school district's policy on the matter is igniting a culture war. cnn has learned the departments of justice and education are investigating incidents of bullying and ha
next hour former pakistan president pervez musharraf gives a speech. on u.s. pakistan relations. at noon the crew of space shuttle "atlantis" will give a news conference. they landed at kennedy space center this morning. >>> house republicans calling on the senate to pass the cut cap balance spending bill. we'll hear from them this afternoon. they're scheduled to have a news conference 12:45 eastern time. >>> a minnesota community divided by a school district's...
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. >> reporter: pervez musharraf denied the charges. >> any information that they knew about, this is absolutely wrong. >> reporter: u.s. intelligence analysts are carving through documents that could provide a treasure trove of information. >> what they're looking for is the plans for attacks and where the money comes from and where the money maybe sitting. >> reporter: then there is the question on whether or not to release gruesome photos of the corpse. they want to dedosh -- debunk that he's still alive. according to leon panetta, sunday's raid was kept a secret for fear it could jeopardize the mission. t.j. winick reporting from new york. >>> they're known as the elite among elite. the navy seal six unit was selected to capture or kill enemy number one. we'll see what makes this team unique. >>> osama bin laden's death has taken on special significance in washington state. plans are in the works for a 9/11 memorial. in a nondescript garage there were two twisted hunks of steel. they were once part of the world trade center. the steel was draped in the american flag once considere
. >> reporter: pervez musharraf denied the charges. >> any information that they knew about, this is absolutely wrong. >> reporter: u.s. intelligence analysts are carving through documents that could provide a treasure trove of information. >> what they're looking for is the plans for attacks and where the money comes from and where the money maybe sitting. >> reporter: then there is the question on whether or not to release gruesome photos of the corpse. they want...
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meanwhile, former pakistani president pervez musharraf told an audience in arkansas that u.s./pakistani relations are at their lowest point with both sides to blame. >>> to washington now, after turning back president obama's overall jobs bill, republicans have once again rejected peace piecemeal portions of the president's bill. >> reporter: it was a 50/50 vote with two republicans, independents joe lieberman voting against this part of the president's plan, the $35 billion the white house says would have saved the jobs of more than 400,000 teachers, firefighters, police officers and first responders in this country. but president obama in a statement said that this is unacceptable, that americans, quote, deserve an explanation on why republicans refuse, in his words, to step up to the plate. by the way, they were also democrats who said they wanted to see changes in this plan, even though they voted for it. now, republicans say that we cannot afford another bailout of states. they're calling the stimulus 2.0. of course, they were against that half percent tax on millionaires
meanwhile, former pakistani president pervez musharraf told an audience in arkansas that u.s./pakistani relations are at their lowest point with both sides to blame. >>> to washington now, after turning back president obama's overall jobs bill, republicans have once again rejected peace piecemeal portions of the president's bill. >> reporter: it was a 50/50 vote with two republicans, independents joe lieberman voting against this part of the president's plan, the $35 billion the...
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coming up next, my exclusive interview with pakistan's former president, pervez musharraf. what is his reaction to the u.s. raid? and the fallout now facing pakistan, plus, will they or won't they as the white house decides whether to go public with pictures of bin laden. lawmakers are now weighing in and israel's ambassador to the u.s. joins us on what bin laden's death means for the wave of change in the middle east. "andrea mitchell reports" up next right here on msnbc. now we're hittin' the road with the proglide challenge. [ horn honks ] yo, my friend, come on down here! what do you think about that proglide? yeah, this is great. this thing is fantastic. it feels good on my sensitive skin. i don't feel like i'm shaving. [ male announcer ] fusion proglide is engineered with gillette's thinnest blades ever... it feels like it's doing the work for me. [ male announcer ] ...so it glides for less tug and pull. it was smooth! this was fantastic. i'm having way too much fun with this razor. [ male announcer ] turn shaving into gliding with fusion proglide. i'm a believer. he
coming up next, my exclusive interview with pakistan's former president, pervez musharraf. what is his reaction to the u.s. raid? and the fallout now facing pakistan, plus, will they or won't they as the white house decides whether to go public with pictures of bin laden. lawmakers are now weighing in and israel's ambassador to the u.s. joins us on what bin laden's death means for the wave of change in the middle east. "andrea mitchell reports" up next right here on msnbc. now we're...
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meanwhile former pakistani president pervez musharraf said u.s.-pakistani relations are at their lowest point with both sides to blame. >>> else where in washington, after turning back president's overall jobs bill, republicans have once again rejected piecemeal portions of the plan to get americans back to work. tracie potts joins us more from washington with more on this. good morning. >> good morning. it was a 50-50 vote where lober man voting against the president's plan that the white house says would have saved the jobs of more than 400,000 teachers, firefighters, police officers and first responders in this country. president obama in a statement said this is unacceptable, that americans, quote, deserve an explanation on why republicans refuse, in his words, to step up to the plate. by the way, there were also democrats who said they wanted to see changes in this plan even though they voted for it. republicans say that we cannot afford another bail out of states. they're calling this stimulus 2.0. of course, they were against that half perc
meanwhile former pakistani president pervez musharraf said u.s.-pakistani relations are at their lowest point with both sides to blame. >>> else where in washington, after turning back president's overall jobs bill, republicans have once again rejected piecemeal portions of the plan to get americans back to work. tracie potts joins us more from washington with more on this. good morning. >> good morning. it was a 50-50 vote where lober man voting against the president's plan that...
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musharraf. civic groups led by lawyers fought successfully to restore judges musharraf had dismissed, eventually forcing out the general himself in 2008. abdul sattar edhi says he can only hope for that kind of change can happen in karachi with a minimum of bloodshed. for now, demand for his services has never been higher. for religion & ethics newsweekly, this if fred de sam lazaro in karachi, pakistan. >>> marriage in the church of jesus christ of latter day saints is for all eternity. mormons are much more likely than the population at large to be married and to marry someone of their own faith, according to the pew research center. but like other americans in recent years, mormons have been getting married later or not at all, which has alarmed some church leaders. lucky severson reports on mormons and marriage. >> this is the mormon church's crystal city chapel just outside washington, d.c. there are several others in the area, but this one is unique. the 800 members who at the end here are
musharraf. civic groups led by lawyers fought successfully to restore judges musharraf had dismissed, eventually forcing out the general himself in 2008. abdul sattar edhi says he can only hope for that kind of change can happen in karachi with a minimum of bloodshed. for now, demand for his services has never been higher. for religion & ethics newsweekly, this if fred de sam lazaro in karachi, pakistan. >>> marriage in the church of jesus christ of latter day saints is for all...
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musharraf, insisted nobody knew. >> i do agree that it is surprising. it needs to be investigated, who slipped up, why this negligence. >> you are really asking people to believe that this all happened without the knowledge of the intelligence services and the military and that it came as a complete surprise? >> yes, yes, i'm saying that and i mean every word of it. >> you said there was no proof that he was in pakistan. >> yes, there was no proof obviously. those who were saying he was in pakistan, i don't think they were talking with any evidence. >> it's believed that al qaeda's second in command, ayman al zawahiri, is also based in pakistan. >>> the official white house line is the u.s. doesn't know if anybody in the pakistan government was aware that bin laden was living 35 miles from islamabad. but cia director leon panetta told cbs news anchor katie couric the pakistanis have a lot of questions to answer. >> this was a location that was very close to a military academy. it was close to other sensitive military sites. it had been there since almos
musharraf, insisted nobody knew. >> i do agree that it is surprising. it needs to be investigated, who slipped up, why this negligence. >> you are really asking people to believe that this all happened without the knowledge of the intelligence services and the military and that it came as a complete surprise? >> yes, yes, i'm saying that and i mean every word of it. >> you said there was no proof that he was in pakistan. >> yes, there was no proof obviously. those...
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and the arrest warrant has been issued for ex pakistan military leader pervez musharraf in connection with the assassination of the former prime minister benazir bhutto the sheriff has to appear in court on the nineteenth of february if he fails to do so he stands to be declared a wanted fugitive even as the allegations that he knew about the plan but and that he failed to ensure the protection of the opposition leader who was a victim of the shooting in the suicide blast in two thousand and seven during the election campaign. well as russia's city of sochi gears up to host the twenty fourteen winter games it's a lympics slopes are being put through their paces for the very first time the black sea resort is hosting the russian cup in all points skiing the first international competition at the venue the european cup will start next week and last until the end of the month of one hundred sixty athletes are participating as part of the preparations for the winter olympics. the tough economic situation in georgia is forcing thousands of people to pack up and set off in search of a bette
and the arrest warrant has been issued for ex pakistan military leader pervez musharraf in connection with the assassination of the former prime minister benazir bhutto the sheriff has to appear in court on the nineteenth of february if he fails to do so he stands to be declared a wanted fugitive even as the allegations that he knew about the plan but and that he failed to ensure the protection of the opposition leader who was a victim of the shooting in the suicide blast in two thousand and...
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and the arrest warrant has been issued for ex pakistan military pervez musharraf in connection with the assassination of the former prime minister benazir musharraf is to appear in court on the nineteenth of february if he fails to do so he stands to be declared a wanted fugitive he denies the allegations that he knew about the planned murder and that he failed to ensure the protection of the opposition leader who was the victim of a shooting in suicide blast in two thousand and seven election campaign. to chile mount a powerful six point eight magnitude earthquake has hit the central region of the country because thousands to flee downed power lines and cut communications no injuries have been reported government also reassured the public of fears of a tsunami the president said the tremor was an aftershock from last year's eight point eight strong quake and that one was centered in almost the same sport and caused mass devastation of coastal communities. well as russian city of sochi gears up to host the twenty fourteen winter games it's limping slopes are being put through their piec
and the arrest warrant has been issued for ex pakistan military pervez musharraf in connection with the assassination of the former prime minister benazir musharraf is to appear in court on the nineteenth of february if he fails to do so he stands to be declared a wanted fugitive he denies the allegations that he knew about the planned murder and that he failed to ensure the protection of the opposition leader who was the victim of a shooting in suicide blast in two thousand and seven election...
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and the rest warrant has been issued by a court in pakistan for the country's former military ruler pervez musharraf is wanted over the assassination of former prime minister benazir bhutto four years ago musharraf is now living in london will go on the wanted list as a fugitive if you fail to appear in court in his home country next saturday the ex-president denies he knew about the plans death hasn't made the opposition leader but did nothing to protect. a taliban raid on this southern are going to city of kandahar has killed at least twenty one people and wounded forty nine militants armed with suicide bombs guns and grenades police headquarters in the center in the sea fleet center i've been security forces battled their targets for several hours violence has risen in recent months despite thousands of international troops in the province. as the russian city of sochi gears up to host the twenty fourteen winter games its olympic slopes are being put through their paces for the first time the black sea resort is hosting alpine skiing competitions with the first international told him an
and the rest warrant has been issued by a court in pakistan for the country's former military ruler pervez musharraf is wanted over the assassination of former prime minister benazir bhutto four years ago musharraf is now living in london will go on the wanted list as a fugitive if you fail to appear in court in his home country next saturday the ex-president denies he knew about the plans death hasn't made the opposition leader but did nothing to protect. a taliban raid on this southern are...
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musharraf is wanted over there as has a nation of former prime minister benazir bhutto four years ago who's now living in london will go on the wanted list as the fifth if you fail to appear in court in his home country next saturday the ex-president denies he knew about the plans to assassinate the opposition leader but did nothing to protect. a turban raid on the southern afghan city of kandahar has killed at least twenty one people and wounded forty nine medicines armed with suicide bombs guns and. the police headquarters in the city center afghan security forces battled that tigers for several hours violence has risen in recent months despite thousands of international troops. up to date up next season a situation that speaks to the activist and political one about his view on u.s. politics but at home and abroad. archie sitting down with m. one from underground political hip hop duo dead prez and one thanks so much for joining us today thank you i want to get started with a topic that you touched upon a lot in your lyrics and that's corporate ownership of the media in the united
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>> couric: and, liz, along those lines, pakistan's former president pervez musharraf, made very provocative comments about this raid. he used to be our close ally. what's going on there? >> reporter: well, on the one hand, he did say it was a positive thing. but then he went on to say that it was an infringement of pakistani sovereignty to have the u.s. come in and carry out this operation without any visible pakistani corporation. he's voicing the opinion of a lot of people here. it remains to be seen tomorrow and the days to follow whether some violence does ensue. katie? >> couric: all right. liz palmer in islamabad tonight. thank you so much, liz. now, before he went on television to announce bin laden's death, president obama telephoned former presidents bill clinton and george w. bush to tell them. bush, who once said he wanted bin laden dead or alive, con garage lated president obama as well as the u.s. military and intelligence communities and said america has sent an unmistakable message: no matter how long it takes, justice will be done. now, behind me you can see where the twin t
>> couric: and, liz, along those lines, pakistan's former president pervez musharraf, made very provocative comments about this raid. he used to be our close ally. what's going on there? >> reporter: well, on the one hand, he did say it was a positive thing. but then he went on to say that it was an infringement of pakistani sovereignty to have the u.s. come in and carry out this operation without any visible pakistani corporation. he's voicing the opinion of a lot of people here....
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. >> couric: one man who perhaps should have known about bin laden's hiding place is pervez musharraf, the former president of pakistan. lara logan is our chief foreign affairs correspondent and lara, when you spoke with him today he seemed to get a bit defensive. >> reporter: he certainly did, katie. when general musharraf was in charge osama bin laden was already living in the compound where he was killed and we asked the general about this, speaking to him via satellite from dubai where he's now living, and he insisted that nobody knew. >> i do agree that it is surprising. it needs to be investigated. who slipped up? why this negligence? >> reporter: you are really asking people to believe that this all happened without the knowledge of the intelligence services and the military and that it came as a complete surprise? >> yes. yes, i'm saying that. and i mean every word of it. >> reporter: it's just very hard to believe that osama bin laden could have spent all this time in pakistan living right under your noses and nobody would have known about it. >> ( laughs ) why are you contin
. >> couric: one man who perhaps should have known about bin laden's hiding place is pervez musharraf, the former president of pakistan. lara logan is our chief foreign affairs correspondent and lara, when you spoke with him today he seemed to get a bit defensive. >> reporter: he certainly did, katie. when general musharraf was in charge osama bin laden was already living in the compound where he was killed and we asked the general about this, speaking to him via satellite from...
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pervez musharraf is now calling president obama arrogant. and he says the mission to take out bin laden was, quote, an act of war. here's more of what he told piers morgan in an exclusive interview. >> president obama said this week on british television for his state visit to britain that if the same event arose again, he would do the same. and if it happens in the future with other known terrorists in al qaeda, he'll take the same action. we have a clear now flash point between pakistan and america. >> i think this is putting the pakistan leadership and government on the -- and i think it's not a very responsible statement. >> you think it's irresponsible for president obama to say that? >> yes, indeed. >> because it basically implies that america has rights in terms of taking action on the sovereign soil as in pakistan with bin laden that it has a right to do that when it has no right to do that. >> certainly no country has no right to intrude on any other country. technically, it's an act of war. so therefore i think it is an irresponsib
pervez musharraf is now calling president obama arrogant. and he says the mission to take out bin laden was, quote, an act of war. here's more of what he told piers morgan in an exclusive interview. >> president obama said this week on british television for his state visit to britain that if the same event arose again, he would do the same. and if it happens in the future with other known terrorists in al qaeda, he'll take the same action. we have a clear now flash point between pakistan...
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. >> the former pakistani president, pervez musharraf, said the u.s. had no business invading pakistani's air space. >> american troops coming across the border and taking action in one of our towns abbottabad, is not acceptable to the people of pakistan. it is a violation of our sovereignty. it would have been far better if pakistani special services group had operated and conducted the mission. >> the taliban immediately came out and threatened the u.s. and pakistani leaders. president zardari in a "washington post" op-ed said we will not be intimidated. pakistan has never been and never will be the hotbed of fanaticism often described by the media. >>> another question this morning, will we ever see pictures of the body? u.s. officials say there are photos of a dead osama bin laden and counterterror adviser john brennan told reporters the white house has in the ruled out releasing it. >> we are going to do everything we can to make sure that nobody has any basis to try to deny that we got osama bin laden. we want to make sure that not only american
. >> the former pakistani president, pervez musharraf, said the u.s. had no business invading pakistani's air space. >> american troops coming across the border and taking action in one of our towns abbottabad, is not acceptable to the people of pakistan. it is a violation of our sovereignty. it would have been far better if pakistani special services group had operated and conducted the mission. >> the taliban immediately came out and threatened the u.s. and pakistani...
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there are few people better qualified to address these issues, and former president pervez musharraf. pervez musharraf served as the pakistan army for more than 40 years driving to its highest position, the chief of staff. from the position he took power in pakistan in 1999, and became president in 2001. he continued as president until 2008. he's a civilian today, and keenly will decision to address the future of u.s.-pakistan relations. president musharraf has been squeezed on the front and in congress. today he has to go back to the hill, but he has said that he will spend the assigned time here to make some remarks, and then we will take questions your so with that let me ask you to welcome general musharraf. [applause] >> first of all, my profound apologies for being late. i was held back up the hill. may i express my gratitude to george perkovich and the carnegie endowment for international peace for having invited me and giving me this opportunity to speak. without much ado i would like to get to the subject, and i will speak about our region, and about pakistan. and within that
there are few people better qualified to address these issues, and former president pervez musharraf. pervez musharraf served as the pakistan army for more than 40 years driving to its highest position, the chief of staff. from the position he took power in pakistan in 1999, and became president in 2001. he continued as president until 2008. he's a civilian today, and keenly will decision to address the future of u.s.-pakistan relations. president musharraf has been squeezed on the front and in...
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. >> general pervez musharraf says he is glad that bin laden is gone but said the cross-border raid violated their sovereignty. >> this is extreme sensitivity in pakistan that this issue could be done by political leaders. >> a recent poll shows support for bin laden and pakistan in the five years dropped from 52 to 18%, there is fear of violent response to his death. some jihad websites pay tribute and others are expected to step up propaganda in the coming days. meanwhile, a middle east journalist says al-qaeda accent in the arab uprising says a lot. >> none of them carry banner or poster of bin laden. he wasn't there in the finale of freedom in arab world. >> jamal was correspondent in first afghan war. interviewed bin laden on many occasions and had respect for him before he made his radical turn. >> he could have been today active. >> musharraf tells me he wishes bin laden was captured under his watch but the war against extremism must continue. bracing for fall-out from battle, u.s. embassies around the world are under heightened state of alert in london, amy kellogg, fox news. >> bret
. >> general pervez musharraf says he is glad that bin laden is gone but said the cross-border raid violated their sovereignty. >> this is extreme sensitivity in pakistan that this issue could be done by political leaders. >> a recent poll shows support for bin laden and pakistan in the five years dropped from 52 to 18%, there is fear of violent response to his death. some jihad websites pay tribute and others are expected to step up propaganda in the coming days. meanwhile, a...
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it is my honor to introduce president, former president and perhaps future president, pervez musharraf, of the country of pakistan. [applause] [speaking in native tongue] congresswoman jane harman, mr. bob hathaway, ladies and gentlemen, it is, indeed, my proud privilege to have been given this opportunity of talking to you, and i'm extremely grateful to the woodrow wilson center for affording this opportunitiment opportunitiment -- opportunity. i intend talking to you for about maximum half an hour, and then, and that will set the stage for, i hope, a lively q&a session. i will speak, basically, on pakistan and the region. i call it, call the subject as pakistan a reality check. i will highlight significant issues in pakistan and the region, as i said, to set the stage for a lively q&a session. ladies and gentlemen, pakistan today finds itself in the eye of the terrorism storm. an environment of controversies, contradictions, mutual suspicions prevail which is extremely detrimental and weakens our joint effort of global war on terror. the situation demands that clearer understanding o
it is my honor to introduce president, former president and perhaps future president, pervez musharraf, of the country of pakistan. [applause] [speaking in native tongue] congresswoman jane harman, mr. bob hathaway, ladies and gentlemen, it is, indeed, my proud privilege to have been given this opportunity of talking to you, and i'm extremely grateful to the woodrow wilson center for affording this opportunitiment opportunitiment -- opportunity. i intend talking to you for about maximum half an...
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and earlier today, i spoke with pakistan's former president, pervez musharraf. tell me what this day says to you and means to you. >> it means a lot. i think it means a lot to all peace-loving people of the world. >> we hear that his compound was 1,000 feet, 1,000 feet, from a military compound. all this time, right there, what does it say about pakistani intelligence and the ability to find him? >> this compound you're talking of is the military academy. they're not really related that much to intelligence work. however, i would -- having said all that, i would say it is certainly -- it is an intelligence failure. >> $20 billion over all these years spent to make sure that pakistan is leading the search for bin laden. what about -- what about the fact that it was done without pakistani knowledge? >> $20 billion didn't go certainly to the intelligence, who are just -- doing nothing other than tracking osama bin laden. since you are blaming pakistan, let me blame the united states to a certain extent. it is also a failure of the cia. may i say, who were very much
and earlier today, i spoke with pakistan's former president, pervez musharraf. tell me what this day says to you and means to you. >> it means a lot. i think it means a lot to all peace-loving people of the world. >> we hear that his compound was 1,000 feet, 1,000 feet, from a military compound. all this time, right there, what does it say about pakistani intelligence and the ability to find him? >> this compound you're talking of is the military academy. they're not really...
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. >> you heard pervez musharraf describe this as a violation of pakistan sovereignty when the spokesperson for the pakistani government put out a statement saying this was in accordance with stated u.s. policy that they would go after osama bin laden wherever they found him. and that was pretty much the extent of that. but, again, they were quick to point out their commitment to fighting terror. and yet $20 billion we have given pakistan since 2001, did you find the pakistanis to be reliable partners when you were asked to work with them. >> we can't act like pakistan has never been a partner. there have been some very clear high value targets that the pakistanis have been very helpful. >> questionable enough that in this case, probably the most important mission that any of our military teams have been on since we went into afghanistan, and they didn't trust pakistan enough to even share the intelligence about where bin laden was or the fact that they were going in. they needed to plan that raid in and out in such a quick period of time that they could avoid a confrontation with pakistani
. >> you heard pervez musharraf describe this as a violation of pakistan sovereignty when the spokesperson for the pakistani government put out a statement saying this was in accordance with stated u.s. policy that they would go after osama bin laden wherever they found him. and that was pretty much the extent of that. but, again, they were quick to point out their commitment to fighting terror. and yet $20 billion we have given pakistan since 2001, did you find the pakistanis to be...
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musharraf. this morning, coffee party president annabel parts talks about their upcoming rally today on the west lawn of the u.s. capitol and a discussion on the obama program to help with the cost of student loans. later, an author talks about his later, an author talks about his latest
musharraf. this morning, coffee party president annabel parts talks about their upcoming rally today on the west lawn of the u.s. capitol and a discussion on the obama program to help with the cost of student loans. later, an author talks about his later, an author talks about his latest
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former pakistani president pervez musharraf is denying a report that his administration cut a deal with the bush white house allowing a unilateral raid to get bin laden. pakistani intelligence officials report u.s. missile attack killed three alleged militants near the afghan border today. hundreds of insurgents launched an attack today against afghan police in a remote eastern province. they were repelled. it's the second major assault on afghan forces since bin laden's killing. tonight, national security correspondent jennifer griffin looked at the effects of the terror leader's death of the fighting in afghanistan. >> 100,000 u.s. troops in afghanistan. surge in forces ordered by president obama, who then promised that a drawdown will begin in july. some democratic members of congress have already written to the president in the wake of usama bin laden's killing, urging him to speed up the withdrawal from afghanistan. major general john campbell, the top u.s. commander in regional command east where much of the fighting is being define along the 450-mile long border with pakistan urg
former pakistani president pervez musharraf is denying a report that his administration cut a deal with the bush white house allowing a unilateral raid to get bin laden. pakistani intelligence officials report u.s. missile attack killed three alleged militants near the afghan border today. hundreds of insurgents launched an attack today against afghan police in a remote eastern province. they were repelled. it's the second major assault on afghan forces since bin laden's killing. tonight,...
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general pervez musharraf says he is outraged by the raid. >> american troops coming across the border and taking action in one of our towns that is abbottabad is not acceptable to the people of pakistan, it as violation of our sovereignty. it would have been better if isa conducted the mission. >> the problem as you well know, general, you phoney, is that your guys would have tipped off bin laden like you have done hundreds of other times in the past. pakistan is enabling terrorism and helping the taliban against nato forces in afghanistan. in 21st century 2010 the u usat $3.4 billion to afghanistan. yet, president obama cannot tell, cannot tell the pakistan president that we will launch a raid in his own country. that says it all. almost. here is secretary of state clinton. >> cooperation with pakistan helped lead us to bin laden and the compound in which he was hiding. >> with all due respect that is twaddle. some elements inside pakistan may be helping us but we simply cannot count or trust on that country, no spin. the legacy of osama bin laden is, of course, evil. he was a homici
general pervez musharraf says he is outraged by the raid. >> american troops coming across the border and taking action in one of our towns that is abbottabad is not acceptable to the people of pakistan, it as violation of our sovereignty. it would have been better if isa conducted the mission. >> the problem as you well know, general, you phoney, is that your guys would have tipped off bin laden like you have done hundreds of other times in the past. pakistan is enabling terrorism...
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. >>> and in pakistan, an arrest warrant has been issued for former president pervez musharraf. an anti-terrorism court judge in pakistan issued the warrant in connection with the 2007 assassination of former prime minister benazir bhutto. musharraf left pakistan more than two years ago, and now lives in london. >>> and an earthquake in chile panicked thousands of people. it struck friday near the city of concepcion. the site of a large quake last year. telephone, electrical service was disrupted. but there were no reports of damage or injuries. >>> and finally, just in time for valentine's day on monday, voodoo valentines. some women in colorado have come up with the idea of making voodoo dolls to stick it to former lovers. one of the women says they hope some could use them in jest, or get rid of the psychic pain valentine's day has caused for those whose relationships have gone awry. dan and -- ow! back to you. >> is that an indication that you have some angry people out there? >> it's a joke. >> it's a joke. in every joke -- >> broke some hearts in his history. >> moving alo
. >>> and in pakistan, an arrest warrant has been issued for former president pervez musharraf. an anti-terrorism court judge in pakistan issued the warrant in connection with the 2007 assassination of former prime minister benazir bhutto. musharraf left pakistan more than two years ago, and now lives in london. >>> and an earthquake in chile panicked thousands of people. it struck friday near the city of concepcion. the site of a large quake last year. telephone, electrical...
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. >>> well, former pakistani president pervez musharraf is accusing the u.s. of violating his nation's sovereignty by sending in special forces to kill bin laden. musharraf was a key u.s. ally in the hunt for the leader of al qaeda. until he lost power in 2008. in an interview with cnn he defended his country's role in the war on terror. take a listen. >> we have in my time over the years we have arrested, apprehended dozens of al qaeda operatives and every time it was intelligence provided jointly by -- many times with american intelligence and it was pakistani forces and we did a good job of it. and here again, the sensitivity of people in pakistan, in the streets, in the political forces are against violation of sovereignty of pakistan. >>> a white house official calls it "inconceivable" that bin laden did not have some kind of support system within pakistan. >>> and islamabad will face a lot of questions in the coming days but as jill dougherty tells us bin laden's death highlights a shift in u.s.-pakistani relations. >> reporter: osama bin laden, u.s. off
. >>> well, former pakistani president pervez musharraf is accusing the u.s. of violating his nation's sovereignty by sending in special forces to kill bin laden. musharraf was a key u.s. ally in the hunt for the leader of al qaeda. until he lost power in 2008. in an interview with cnn he defended his country's role in the war on terror. take a listen. >> we have in my time over the years we have arrested, apprehended dozens of al qaeda operatives and every time it was...
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on the political front barack obamaer pakistani leader pervez musharraf says he is outraged by the raid. >> american troops coming across the border and taking action in one of our towns >> bill: the problem with you know general well phony your guys would have tipped off bin laden like have you done hundreds of other times in the past. simply put the u.s.a. has a major problem with pakistan. enabling terrorism and helping nato forces in afghanistan. in 2010 the u.s.a. sent $3.4 billion to pakistan. can you believe it? this year another 3 billion is supposed to go over there yet, president obama cannot tell, cannot tell pakistan president that we are going to launch a raid in his own country. that says it all. almost. here's secretary of state clinton. >> cooperation with pakistan helped lead us to bin laden and the compound in which he was hiding. >> with all due respect, that's twaddle. some inside pakistan may be helping us. we simply cannot help or trust on that country. no spin. the legacy of osama bin laden is, of course, fat out evil. man was homicidal maniac responsible for thou
on the political front barack obamaer pakistani leader pervez musharraf says he is outraged by the raid. >> american troops coming across the border and taking action in one of our towns >> bill: the problem with you know general well phony your guys would have tipped off bin laden like have you done hundreds of other times in the past. simply put the u.s.a. has a major problem with pakistan. enabling terrorism and helping nato forces in afghanistan. in 2010 the u.s.a. sent $3.4...
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. >>> this morning an anti- terrorism court in pakistan has issued a warrant for pervez musharraf. bhutto was the chair of the party, killed in an attack during a rally for new elections. her supporters say musharraf didn't do enough to protect her and try to cover up government mistakes in the investigation. musharraf has lived in exile since 2008, splitting time between dubai and england. >>> 60 years in prison, that's the steps in handed down to chandra levy's killer. ingmar guandique learned his fate yesterday. her mother called him a hideous creature. he said he was sorry but said he had nothing to do with her death. chandra levy disappeared in 2001, her remains were found at a park in washington, d.c. she worked there as a government intern. >>> a british judge postponed his decision on whether to extradite the founder every wikileaks on sex crime allegations. the judge said yesterday he needed nor time to consider the request. julian assange is wanted for questioning in sweden. he is fighting extradition, saying he will not get a fair trial there. >> i have never been able t
. >>> this morning an anti- terrorism court in pakistan has issued a warrant for pervez musharraf. bhutto was the chair of the party, killed in an attack during a rally for new elections. her supporters say musharraf didn't do enough to protect her and try to cover up government mistakes in the investigation. musharraf has lived in exile since 2008, splitting time between dubai and england. >>> 60 years in prison, that's the steps in handed down to chandra levy's killer....